Will the school forbid students to order takeout and throw away their takeout?

From the point of view of schools, closed schools usually restrict students from going out to protect their safety and health. Therefore, it can be regarded as a protective measure that the school forbids students to order takeout and throw away students' takeout. However, this practice has also caused some controversy.

Unable to understand and accept

If students are not fully explained, the school will throw away the takeaway, which will make students feel incomprehensible and unacceptable.

Solve the diet problem

Students usually need takeout to help them solve their food problems, and the school's refusal to accept takeout will bring some trouble to their lives.

Restrict students' basic needs

Other off-campus traffic and social restrictions have affected students' quality of life, and schools should not further restrict students' basic needs.

More practical and practical provisions

Schools should better communicate and understand students' needs and formulate more practical regulations. For example, schools can require take-away food to arrive at the school at a specified time and be picked up by students themselves, thus reducing the entry of food delivery personnel.

Provide more dining options.

Schools can also provide more catering options to meet the needs of students.